Training workshops have been considered a useful intervention in helping family caregivers
of people with dementia to cope with the stress of caregiving. However, there are no reports …

ABSTRACT The Minnesota Family Workshop consisted of seven weekly 2-hour sessions
that provided education, family support, and skills training to primary family caregivers of …

The majority of home-dwelling elders with dementia are cared for by family members or
friends. Interventions to support community-based caregivers are needed. A community …

Purpose: We investigated whether community consultants could be trained to teach family
caregivers a systematic behavioral approach for reducing mood and behavior problems in …

AN INTRODUCTION ccording to the Canadian Study of Health and Aging (CSHA, 1994c),
one in thirteen Canadians over the age of 65 years is affected by Alzheimer Disease or a …

As the US population ages, dementia due to Alzheimer's or other disease is concerning for
healthcare providers. Family caregivers (FCGs) of persons with dementia (PWDs) may …

A qualitative analysis was performed on responses of 51 participants to open-ended
questions about the experience of being family caregivers for a loved one affected by …

Effects of an intervention program on dementia patients & their caregivers. - Abstract - Europe
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This paper addresses four questions concerning family training in dementia care:(1) What
do we know about what works?(2) How do we know it?(3) What do we now need to …

Millions of Americans live with dementia. Caregivers of this population provide countless
hours of multifaceted, complex care that frequently cause unrelenting stress which can result …